Politics

The U.S. air campaign against Iran is already weeks old and billions of dollars deep. Congress is scrambling to act—but is it asking the right questions?

Air China resumed direct flights to Pyongyang on March 30, weeks after passenger train services were restored. The back-to-back moves signal a deliberate deepening of China-North Korea ties.

KMT chairperson Cheng Li-wun accepts Xi Jinping's invitation for an April visit to China, the first by a sitting KMT leader in nearly a decade. What does it mean for Taiwan's security and cross-strait stability?

The Pentagon is reportedly preparing weeks of ground operations in Iran. Military strategists warn the US is walking into a conflict with no clear endgame — and the global stakes couldn't be higher.

Chinese researchers have built an 11-satellite optical navigation network immune to GPS jamming. Here's what it means for autonomous vehicles, drones, and the growing rivalry over who controls positioning infrastructure.

Iran's prolonged conflict is squeezing South Korea's supply chains—from naphtha shortages hitting plastics to helium fears rattling chipmakers. Here's what it means beyond the fuel pump.

As US-Iran tensions escalate and military options are openly discussed, analysts warn of catastrophic economic fallout. But the real question may be harder than it looks.

Iran strikes southern Israel, Lebanese journalists are buried, and Washington signals regime change in Tehran, Havana, and Caracas. The Middle East's overlapping crises are entering a dangerous new phase.

A Chinese team has secured the world's first commercial approval for a brain-computer interface device, using a semi-invasive "middle path" approach. What does this mean for US dominance in neurotechnology?

A month into the US-Israel air campaign against Iran, the regime stands, the Strait of Hormuz is blockaded, and 20% of global oil supply is cut off. What happens when instinct replaces strategy?

As the US-Israeli campaign against Iran enters its second month, Houthi missiles have opened a second front. With oil above $100, the Bab el-Mandeb could be the next chokepoint to watch.

The UN General Assembly voted 123-3 to declare the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity. But with no legal teeth, what does the resolution actually change?